Congratulations all on joining the team and thank you for wanting to help.If for some reason you are not willing or not able to participate anymore and if you got a task assigned.Please tell us, it is better to know than to wait for nothing to happen.

It is better that we discuss here about general topics and distillate tasks here.We will leave the post with topic "Workgroup Wiki/Manual " in the user-channel for recruiting purposes.

Maybe it is better to communicate you are on that project specific, and communicate your changes in the forum.So it is easier to maintain?If you reply with a yes, I will put you on that project.

I do this to keep overview, who is doing what and why?Then it will be easier to keep track.I want to prevent people from just jumping on pages and nobody knows what is happening or maybe "destroying" visions of othersThat could lead to confrontations

Possy suggested that when we are done with a page we should put them in special catagory that tells the community it is approved and/or maintained by the workgroup.Just like my "Bongo stamp of approval". But let's call it different.

Maybe it is better to communicate you are on that project specific, and communicate your changes in the forum.So it is easier to maintain?If you reply with a yes, I will put you on that project.

I do this to keep overview, who is doing what and why?Then it will be easier to keep track.I want to prevent people from just jumping on pages and nobody knows what is happening or maybe "destroying" visions of othersThat could lead to confrontations

That is why I am maybe a little nagging about rules etc..........

I am appreciating what you do, do not get me wrong.

I completely agree, I just had 20 minutes to kill before I went out and did a little bit, sorry I should have mentioned it first.

Whilst I think it makes sense to divide up the tasks to individuals or very small groups, I do think the main page should be a joint effort. I know everything will go through a review process ultimately, but still.

I believe strongly in a dummy installations manual. And since I'm a dummy today... Blocks (media, automation, server, security...) and how to configure the simple things (adding rooms, lights, dhcp, orbiter, scenario's...).More in depth technical stuff belong in the forum, maybe with some shortcuts from the wiki to interesting topics?

Maybe it's best to assign some persons who reads/controls the articles?I'm active in a non-profit association, and there we've got 5 people who read our articles on language, structure...Since English isn't my native language, i know some thing can be written better.

And maybe some guys who follow up the layout? Not the structure, but keep the same titles, style of graphs...